David S. Miller wrote:
> Bad example, I'd say that %65 of that file is used in net/ipv6/*.c
> files too.
Considering only inline functions, 64 of the 89 functions my script
below finds in my 2.5.72 tree are only used in net/ipv4 (or tcp.h
itself). That's almost 72%. Only 22 of the functions (25%) are used
in net/ipv6.
A lot of the code there is basically an extension of net/ipv4/tcp*.c,
so it seems odd to put it at a completely different location, only
because it happens to be inlined.
#!/bin/sh
SRC=include/net/tcp.h
for n in `sed '/^.*inline.* \([a-zA-Z_0-9]*\)([^;]*$/s//\1/p;d' <$SRC`; do
echo -n "$n: "
echo `find . -name '*.[ch]' | fgrep -vx ./$SRC | xargs grep -lrw $n`
done
File is "out":
wc -l out
89 out
sed 's|\./net/ipv4/[^/]*\>||g' <out | fgrep -v . | wc -l
64
sed 's|\./net/ipv4/[^/]*\>||g' <out | grep -c net/ipv6
22
- Werner
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